landslides
Ground movements that vary in speed, depending on the slope’s gradient, the nature of the soil and what triggers it.
mudflow 
Sudden flow of mud along a slope; it occurs when torrential rains quickly saturate the soil.
creep 
Very slow, imperceptible movement of earth along a slope, caused mainly by alternating wet and dry periods.
earthflow 
The upper section of a sloping water-soaked terrain that collapses, forming a tongue of land the length of the slope.
rockslide 
Rock mass that suddenly detaches and falls from the top of a steep slope; it is caused by freeze-thaw action or by gravity.